Songs of Protest Bracket Civil Rights and Vietnam War 1960s Distance Learning
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This unit plan contains standards-aligned and engaging student-centered lessons relating to the 1950s and 1960s eras in the United States. Students will examine post WWII culture, the policy of containment through three presidents (Truman, Eisenhower, and Kennedy), and the Civil Rights movement throPrice $23.95Original Price $33.80Save $9.85
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I always want to discuss all of the fabulous music of the 1960s era, however, I often find myself running out of time as I struggle to include all of the amazing content also. As my students wanted to hear this music as much as me, I decided that it would be fun to create a bracket for them to vote on their favorites. With each song, they also research the historical context which led to the lyrics and the song's creation. My students have so much fun researching and arguing why their song should win!
This resource is created in Google Slides so you could have students complete this activity in the classroom or online.
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